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HOLDEN — The Holden Police Department is requesting the community's help in identifying an individual linked to multiple liquor thefts at the local Big Y.
Authorities recently released photographs of the suspect, who is believed to have left the store without paying for several bottles of liquor on at least 2 occasions.
The photographs, which were obtained from the store's surveillance system, show a person of interest whose identity remains unknown. The Holden police are appealing to anyone who might recognize the individual to come forward and assist in their investigation.
Residents with any information are encouraged to contact the Holden Police Department at 508-210-5613. Callers are advised to leave a message should officers be unavailable to take the call immediately.
The Holden Police expressed gratitude in advance for any assistance provided by the public, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in resolving such cases.
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